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[Written for the Sentinel]
Our Goal
To
hold such kindness in our every thought
That even those we chance to meet
In ways most casual may sometimes feel
A gentle sense of peace,
A pure serenity,
As when the sweet and unexpected breath
Of flowers rare
May sometimes steal upon us unaware,
And leave us strangely glad.
To know so surely in the hours of storm
The all-sufficing love of God,
That those who sit in sorrow or in pain
May see the radiance of unswerving faith,
And so take heart again,
As weary men on storm-tossed ships at sea
Turn eagerly
To beacon lights ashore.
To hold our lives so full of truth and love
That those who yearn may sense a Christlike touch,
And come to us for healing, and depart
With answered prayer,
With grateful heart
To seek anew the Father's love,
As simply as the little child
Will seek the comfort of its mother's arms
And finding solace, slip away
On dancing feet again to play
With happiness.
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January 21, 1928 issue
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"Songs of deliverance"
MABEL SPICER GILL
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Study Essential to Progress
NATHAN H. WEIL
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"Take it to the Lord in prayer"
MARIE S. LINDHE
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Liberty
SAMUEL H. GARRICK
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"The spiritually indispensable"
FLORENCE DAVIS KELLER
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Overcoming a Handicap
MAUDE E. BEE
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Our Goal
EUNICE M. BRONSON
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Will you kindly permit me space in which to correct...
Mrs. Kathryn C. Oliver, Committee on Publication for Hawaii,
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Kindly permit me to reply to a rabbi's attack on Christian Science,...
Richard E. Prince, Committee on Publication for the State of Virginia,
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In an address entitled "What Causes Desires, Greed,...
Mrs. Eveline J. Cooper, Committee on Publication for Leicestershire, England,
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Christian Scientists do not hide behind any Committee;...
Paul Gassner, Committee on Publication for Germany,
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In your issue of recent date you refer to the appointment ...
Stanley M. Sydenham, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire,
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Letters from the Field
with contributions from Rachel E. Paulhamus, Mary Jane Allured, Longfellow
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Overcoming the Deceit of Sense-Testimony
ALBERT F. GILMORE
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Abiding
ELLA W. HOAG
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Protection
DUNCAN SINCLAIR
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The Lectures
with contributions from Erich Hieber, Katherine M. Moran, George H. Lindley
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As a child and as a growing girl I often felt very much...
ELEONORE BLUMHARDT
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In May, 1923, I was suddenly taken ill
JAKOB PILAT
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I am very thankful for having been led to Christian Science
WINNIE BLASINGAME
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About 1905 Christian Science was first brought to my attention...
IDA CRAIG HACKETT
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I desire to express my gratitude for the many blessings...
CARRIE STANTON OAKES with contributions from JAMES SAMUEL OAKES
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I do not know how to express my gratitude for Christian Science
BRIDGET MAUD PASK
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To know God as good, as the one Mind, as all-powerful...
ALIDA W. VAN TILBORG
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Having received much benefit through Christian Science...
E. HELEN PORTER
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From Sense to Soul
MARDEL E. TOBIAS
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Signs of the Times
Author Not Gievn with contributions from Perry, Oliver Hart Bronson